Feb 23 2010
Yearbook Class
Yearbook is more than what it seems to the people outside the yearbook room. When I first stepped into the class… I had this thought that all it was… is just people who take photos and write down a few sentences about the photo but I was surely wrong.
In yearbook you are divided into two groups of two or maybe three depending on how many kids. You each have to
work on pages that are called DPS’s also known as double page spread which is two pages that have boxes where you have to place photos and spots by the photos to write a caption and sometimes a story. The pages have a certain theme you must have unless on index and closing then you do the entire school. On the sports pages its the same layout except now there are scoreboards where you have to write down a certain amount of scores.
There are also deadlines and they must be shipped by a certain day or your book will come out later than the date they you had planned. The advisor sends it to the company and we come back with proofs that the advisor and editor look at for mistakes and if so they send it back or they will have you correct them.
In yearbook, you can’t slack off.. You must be on track or ahead.
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